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# 傳法正宗記 7.85

傳法正宗記 7.85

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [7.85](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2078.7.85)

大鑒之六世。曰袁州仰山慧寂禪師。其所出法嗣凡一十人。一曰仰山光穆者。一曰晉州景通者。一曰杭州龍泉文喜者。一曰新羅順支者。一曰仰山南塔光涌者。一曰仰山東塔和尚者。一曰洪州觀音常蠲者。一曰福州東禪慧茂者。一曰福州明月山道崇者。一曰處州遂昌者。

> In the sixth generation from Dajian, there was Chan Master Huiji of Mount Yang in Yuanzhou. The Dharma heirs he produced numbered ten in all: the first was named Guangmu of Mount Yang; the second was named Jingtong of Jinzhou; the third was named Wenxi of Longquan in Hangzhou; the fourth was named Sunji of Silla; the fifth was named Guangyong of the South Stūpa on Mount Yang; the sixth was named Upādhyāya Dongta of Mount Yang; the seventh was named Changjuan of Guanyin in Hongzhou; the eighth was named Huimao of Dongchan in Fuzhou; the ninth was named Daochong of Mount Mingyue in Fuzhou; the tenth was named Suichang of Chuzhou.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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